Dr. Ralph B. Charles, Zanmi Lasante regional director for the Lower-Artibonite district in Haiti, shares his experience caring for patients during widespread instability

A deeper look at the concept driving PIH’s work around the world

This attack violates the essential principles of hospital neutrality, and it has left a deep scar on hospital staff and patients alike.

Key terms define why and how we provide care, fight injustice globally

More than 90% of community health workers in Peru are women. Delia Lunasco is among them.

Indigenous health workers in Mexico face widespread discrimination

From maternal health to tuberculosis, glaring inequities persist

The U.S. Public Health Emergency declaration for COVID-19 lifted last week, as did Title 42, an order used to prevent migrants from seeking asylum. PIH urges legislators to respect the rights of migrants and not support new racist and xenophobic bills that would make asylum difficult for families and children.

A psychologist recounts a day in the life

A collection of our favorite photography from 2022, showcasing the ways in which PIH staff, clinicians, patients, and supporters came together to celebrate, mourn, and heal.